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music playback on a galaxy j3

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You can make playlists, shuffle, start at the top and go all the way through (albums or songs). It's really versatile, I listen to it in my car and it sounds pretty dang good over BT.

Give the free trial a go and see what you think.
 
You may have to tell it to look there. I'm not exactly sure what it comes up as since my tunes are on my phone.
In Poweramp, go into settings and select folders/library. Then select music folders. There should be a list of places for it to look, is your SD listed? If so, select it and it should rescan.
 

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Clementine_3 said:
You may have to tell it to look there. I'm not exactly sure what it comes up as since my tunes are on my phone.
In Poweramp, go into settings and select folders/library. Then select music folders. There should be a list of places for it to look, is your SD listed? If so, select it and it should rescan.
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my phone reconizzes the sd card through Gallery, the playback apps arent, ive tried scanning through the playback app, just isn't finding it. Google recommended an app "Pulsar" (no offense) but i need one that doesn't require data
 
tim oleary said:
my phone reconizzes the sd card through Gallery, the playback apps arent, ive tried scanning through the playback app, just isn't finding it. Google recommended an app "Pulsar" (no offense) but i need one that doesn't require data
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it finds the the stuff on the phone itself, ringtones, pics, still trying to get it to find the sd card
 
tim oleary said:
it finds the the stuff on the phone itself, ringtones, pics, still trying to get it to find the sd card
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Go into your file manager, in it's settings select 'show hidden files' then search for a file called .nomedia if you find such a file leading up to the file with ur music, make sure to delete it, and then see if the music shows up
 
Clementine_3 said:
You may have to tell it to look there. I'm not exactly sure what it comes up as since my tunes are on my phone.
In Poweramp, go into settings and select folders/library. Then select music folders. There should be a list of places for it to look, is your SD listed? If so, select it and it should rescan.
Click to expand...
 
this app is awesome but still isn't reading the cars, I mase sure permissions were allowed, unmounted the card and remount, maybe i just haven't figured out its "perspective" yet
 
tim oleary said:
I've tried 2 different apps and they aren't seeing my sd card,
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Note that Android file management still relies on a confusing misnomer. The internal storage is tagged as 'SD Card' and a microSD card as 'Ext SD Card', despite the internal storage in reality being a hardware chip soldered to the motherboard and not being a 'card' at all. When you're redirecting those media apps to the find your music files are you indeed looking in the correct location?
 
i cant
A bochur said:
Go into your file manager, in it's settings select 'show hidden files' then search for a file called .nomedia if you find such a file leading up to the file with ur music, make sure to delete it, and then see if the music shows up
Click to expand...
I cant find file manager, i went thru settings, i have smart manager. but doesnt show anything. My phone is a galaxy j3,
 
Is your music library stored in your phone's internal storage (SD Card) or the microSD card (Ext SD Card)? Most media players can be set to use a specific directory or directories as the default in their Settings menu.
 
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